Consew 229 Post Bed Triple Feed Sewing Machine

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An overview of a Consew 229 Post Bed Triple Feed Industrial Sewing Machine.
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Комментарии : 37

@mrbakerskatz Год назад

Those machines always intimidated me , but you comforted my feelings and I thank you !

@nerrawdivad Год назад

I am always intrigued by your knowledge of the different machines that you describe on your videos, you are very thorough with your presentation, thank you

@IRDeezlSmoke Год назад

As always, thank you so much for sharing your experience and giving such awesome tips. On a side note that Consew 389RB-2 you sent to Oregon a while back, is still working awesome.

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

So glad to hear it. 🍀

@MrDonohoo Год назад

I need a double needle post bed machine in my life. Thanks another great video!

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

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@mikenelson1495 Год назад

Have the 228 R-11, same machine, no walking 🦶. Roller wheel instead. Strong up to medium-heavy. Shoe repair on uppers. Canvas & light leather Bag maker. Great machine. Also known as the wig machine when equipped with the ball base.

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

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@coursehome Год назад

Thanks on information 👍 feet. Mark Tennessee

@coriemackinnon9225 Год назад

Very cool machine! Great video

@ksgjlg Год назад

I'm sitting here sewing repairs on a motorcycle popup camper with a 111w153. I saw your other video on locking stitches several years ago

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

That is a good machine. A classic. I guess I will have to add motorcycle popup camper to the list of uses for the 111w153s.😃

@ksgjlg Год назад

@@AlexanderDyer I rebuilt it. It was guite a chore getting an entire tent under that arm

@sewsable Год назад

I've got a Pfaff 491 heavyweight industrial machine that I was given. It has a roller foot rather than a walking foot and was originally used for boot making. I'm probably going to be giving it it's first trial on some repair work on a judo-gi. It's going to be a bit of a learning curve; I'm used to domestic machines rather than industrial and I've never used something like this.

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

Have fun with it. I learned on home sewing machines, it transfers in a helpful way.

@Lapeerphoto Год назад

Lock Stitch: Depends on what I'm sewing. I do what you demonstrated, but sometimes I'll put the material in ahead of where I want to begin, then do a few REVERSE stitches, let go of reverse and continue forward.

@horacerumpole6912 Год назад

Good information here!

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@coursehome Год назад

Nice machine 👏 Mark Tennessee

@coursehome Год назад

Do you have any piping feet that you will sale I have a Juki Lu 563i need a foot that fits 4/32 and 5/32 foam welt. Thank you mark

@Mikefngarage Год назад

Hey Alex what thread do you recommend for stitching automotive or marine vinyl. I have been using v92 but maybe it would be better if I used 138...My machine wont pull 277. No real information out there on this But I know you have done several types of applications. wondering what you like to use for what. Might be a good video as well. Types of thread for applications that you like to use. And of course I saw your video on setting up a machine.....I noticed you have each machine setup for what thread you use, so you dont have to set the tension every time you change thread type.

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

Have you seen @Cechaflo. Definitely a good source for upholstery. Not sure if thread has been covered but it seems like an active channel and maybe they would answer you question. I just don't have any experience in the matter. Thread is a big, big topic. My go to thread is tex 105 core spun poly from California Thread www.calthread.com/category-s/180.htm

@Mikefngarage Год назад

@@AlexanderDyer Oh yea 105....most of the upholstery guys say v92 which is what I am using. but it looks small on some pleats. Definitely too small for flat stitch. I dont have a guide for that anyway. Would be cool to see what you like to use. and what sizes you use for what products. Just your opinion. Thread sizes tension and what machines like what. What do you think of the Consew 1206rb....is it a cheaper version of the 206? I am using a REX 26-188 which I have had to weld attachments to welt with and it just does not work the greatest for upholstery. When welting it does not lift quite high enough. I have the presser foot all the way up.

@nickking8317 Год назад

depends on my machine i have 5 2 with reverse one with out 2 boot patchers rotatew the job around the needle foot up reverse or rotate my foot so it sews back.

@AlexanderDyer Год назад

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